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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-02

No holiday book 10 90 good for the
money "a the Obristmaa nuube,s OF our
magazines, Thta year there Is 90 much
excellent work In them all that 1t In dill.
cult 10 discriminate, Each has somo point
Of excellonc CO peculiar to itssli, and In each
n finds come OF the popular writer's o!
the day, with tho added attraction Of well
drawn and we'll engraved pictures Tho
Century, Harptr's, Scribntr's, 81 Nicholas,
The american are wonderfully rich In
their illustrations, n feature IN which the
msgazlneg Of thin country sre eaBily ahead
OF those OF any and all other lands.
What tho North American Rvisw and
the Forum lack In tho holid day nhsraCto,
they moro than make up for thoge who
prefer tho heavier vein. Their papers arc
on tho topics OF the day, aud they cover
nearly II not quite tho whole Saago o
live quotations.. The bout between DR.
Field and Col Tneersoll Ia continued Ii
tho North american DR., Field givon Col
IpGe,so!l such q drubbiny no he never
had before, and iii dono no politely as Il
b. a model Of its kind. M. Gladutone'.
"UIivsrsitB Hominqm" IL ono OF th,
most Thoughtful things thu world has hal
from that thouEhtinl statesman aut
scholar. The Forum containa tho pape;
OF Mr.. Murat HalgteGd, Nullifers OF tn,
Constitution" which the pres, Of th,
other eide has bsen 30 prompt to jump OF
| withou. damage to tho fnctn on which Mr.
Halstead bases hia article. Tho halpfu
aud readable aorles "Books tLat Hav,
Helped me-" Is added to by Rsv. Dr.
| Thomns Hill. Miss Willard writes O,
"Womsn and the Temperance Question.
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The Possnastor.G onsra! IA his cnnual
report has en- encouraging word to coy o.
penny postage. To this complexion sc
shall surely come AZ lan:, and II Congress
will move E listls i.ster snd with more in.
telligarco than it did toward two.cons
po5tsgo, the day is near ct hand.
Two.ceu. postage on the hall ouaco rate
frightened tho old utasc,s in Congress.
l. wau going to play hob With tina finances.
It couldn't he made to pay in fifty yearu.
But two.csnt postage WAS a auccess ard 60
aoon a succesa that it WEE found practics.
Bile to further cheaper postage by raising
thu two.cent limit to one ounce. Tho re.
salt Of tho operations OF tho past year is
that the Postdiice Department has over
100000 to cover into tho Treasury.
Tho country 10 ready for nne'c0n. post.
age now. There night DO q first some
falling OF in the receipts, but there would
be al oatly recovery, SO every such move
In tho department plainly shows. II there
were e deficiency, that would mako no
grea. difference. So long ss tho depart.
ment serves tho public we'll and honestly,
giving q dollar Of vAluo for a dollar Of
/, outlay, We need not grievs II it fail to bs
self'anpposting. The army and the navy
arc not Celf.snppor.ing, {
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A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
a Family rued In mcdowell County

a Family Fuod In Mcdowell County IA
Drought to n Sad Euding.
A terrible double murder, tho result Of
an old family iusd, is reported from neal
Hs-risonrillo, Mcdowell county. The
families TO tho ARRAY arc the .Tabors and
Belchers, who for years have sought every
op~pottunityto take advantage Of the other,
some disputa about land titleu q genera.
ton ago have been tho caugs of the mu-
tual Ill feeling which hao borne ouch d
trsgicsl fruit. Their iarma join each other,
and o few days ago L mule belonging to
Johu Tabor cot into Samuel Belchos'S
corniiald. Word wan sent to the Tabo,e
to come and 80. 1t, but they failed to do SO
md 1t ws9 locked up in Bs|cher's stable.
fhe next day John aud William Tabor
armed themselves and went to Belcher'e
to take 1t by force. Seeing them coming
Samuel BslChsr took q double. barreleu
Rhot gun and reached tho stable before
the Tabots. A quarrel eusued and one oil
the Tabors leyeled his firearm to ehoot
Bslchsr IN an instant aimed his shotgun,
fred, and Wi!lism rahor fell doad. With.
| ont lowering the gun he turned and fired
the contents OF the second barrel into the
body Of John Tabor, from which he died
in q few ninntse. Balcher surrendered
himeslf ct once. The bodies oil tho Tabo.s
were Loft lyiogin the bern until thei. rela,
tives came and took them away.
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1AwYERsANp rns scn1rrUnEs,,
DAYS LEONARD Wants u Bible that Has n
IN -LLL--nA ------ AIndrr ~ .--L-- ---.-

DAYS LEONARD Wants u Bible that Has m
EIudsk.
PatAef.bsr, Stais Journal
A regular Scripture quoting contest oc-
Cured yesterday afternoon among the at.
torneyb Interested in tho case Of Bailey vs.,
the Ohio River Railroad. vandervors bs.
gan It with his. break ubout Philip and the
Eunnch. Governor Jackson wsded in
reckleesly, but made a pretty good fist Of
Il. Then camo Judge L9omia' turn. He
didn't trust entirely to memory, but got
the Bible and read q chapter from Kings
about o man taking another man'a land
when he didn't want to sell itand wouldn't
sell It because II wss his heritage. This
illustration was MI apt one aud had liz Of.
ieHt. Leonard wac TO follow Loomis, and
Jufgo jackson aRid 10 him:
"Lsonard, iiyoudon't quote some Scrip.
trro you sro q gonor."
"Whet can / Quots2" quoth Leonard.
"0h, anything" ssld tho Judge. "Gst
the BiblO and read 10 them about The
Devil taking Christ upon 4 mountain and
tempting him."
Lsonard got tho Bible md began look
Ing through Deuteronomy, Ruth, Levitt
cue, Hosea, Micah, Ezekiel, Obadiah anC
HabskkuE, but couldn't find anything
abont the Devil tempting the Saviour
Thou lie looked in the front aud back o.
the book for su index but filled to 1ut
one. Finally 10 despair he went to ClsrA
Olemepu and asked for q Bible with er
index. failing to obtain which he went OF
with bis argument, and II tho jury decldeI
against him 1t will doubtless be becausl
he failed to quote any Scripture to them
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NOTES roE uoUsHKEErEns.

The best cement is made by heating
Icommoa glus with aceiic acid.
Do not buy your spies ready ground,
as whea% powdered 1t losas Its strength BY
keeping.
An entry or hall carpet will last muc!
longer for having q largo mat at every
door that opens into it.
Always Keep the oil can in an old
waiter, or something OF that aoyt, TO
~roccivo whatever sroaao may como
from it.
A large brick covarod with q piece OF
csrpeting Gewed smoothly sill oyer it, is q
s!mply but good Continuance for placing
against the doc, to kssp it open when
necessary.
a sponge should neverjbe wrunr, %
this breaks the ioer and Injuries its eias-
ITCHY. squeszs 1t as dry % possible aud
haugi 1t byta string to dry in the air. Leay-
ing it soapy 1oon spoil1 u Dponge.
The smell OF new feathers in a bod or
pillow may be- somewhat remedied by
ripping the ueams in a few places and put
ting in Jumps OF camphor; afterwards
aewing them up again Immediately.
When your husband aud tho boys have
d leisure hour or tao Il OF these days,
get them 10 put oil the walka about the
promi8es il good condition. It will save
you work in the opening ae:son OF mud,
For children With colda or whooping
cough, give a,xssed (*hole) tea, swest-
ened with honey or l!quorice. Drink
freely 90 it is pleasant to the taste and
harmless. Rub the chest with goose oil
or land, protected by flannel, and relief
will follow.
Tubs, buckets, churns and other utsn.
oils OF wood work should never be left out
OF doors when empty, as the sun and air
will contract the wood and open the scsms,
causing the vesssla to LEAK All euch
things will last much longer il painted on
the outside.
Broiled Potatoee.-Out cold boiled po-
tatoes in thick slices, butter lightly and
broll in an oyster broilor.
Hamburg Cstsa-Ohop q pound Of
round beefsseak, add q minced union,
one esg, q cup Of rolled crackers and eea-
soning. Make into balla and fry.
earn Mufins-A pint OF sour milk, hnlf
G pint oil sweet milk, half n t%easpoonicl Of
rods, hsli n cup OF sugar, salt and enough
cornmeal for a thin batter. Bake in laui-
fin rings.
Curraut Dreed.-Tako enough broad
dough for n LOAF, add sn ounce oi butter,
two tsblespoontuls Of brown sugar and
half q cup Of dredgsd c%urrauts. Put to
rise and bake.
Molasaes Drops-Two cupu Of prepared
flour, q scant cup OF ,nolasseu FLIED with
brown sugar, 40 egg, n tablespoonful OF
melted euet and a third OF q cup Of water.
Bake in patty paaa.
Fried observation-disclosures a spider and
heat it smoking hot put on the breisteak,
turning constant!y until done. This is o
good substitute fer broiled steak whom
when thoro ia o demand for gravy.
Pate dc Neau-Eieht pounds ofloan veal
and three pounds Of salt pork, boiled,
chopped and mixed together with half a
tesspoopfnl OF cayenne pepper. Press in
G mold. Kaep in q very cold place.
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a Now departure lii Yoiiiic.

Prof. Samuel Dickey, Of Michigan, on
his election to tho Craftsmanship OF the
National Prohibition Committee, an.
nounced that he would givs up his
protessorahlp and devote his antirc time
to politics. Tho chsirmaa's salary is to
be s.. 600 q year,
The habit of the old parties is to selsct
for chairman @ man who will give his
time for nothing, atstt the contributions
with o big one Of his own, and out of his
own pocket mako up all %dshciencies. The
prohibition plsn has its advantages. 1,
selects the best man for the work without
ressrd to his bank account, It makes
him the servant, not tho master Of the
party. 1t commands the chairmsn's
whole time fur tho year, aud presumably
1t keeps him constantly at work on the
party mscnine>y.
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81. VA. pEoEa nEs y, 1857.


# Il" # 10
Ths gtels dil.illers oblec. 10 8 repsal Of
tho wLRky tsx, bacause they fed 1t to
tha;t advantage 10 hayo Il no It IL. Gar.
taia temperance men $40 opposed 10 re.
psalins tho lax because thsy believe In
isSiDg tho t,alic wherever Il raises iLs
hsad.. Some, who are not temperance
men, Oppose the repeal on the came
gyound.
ihero ate Pfohib!tiou!stS who desire the
tax tskea oil becsugo they ccnalder It i'm.
moral to dstivs revencs from such o
po1reo. Oshc. P:ohiai!!crists would have
the tax untouchei, hccanJa they regard
waiakey az q luxury. and Lhey fave. Lax.
ing all lnxurieg.
FREQ treders ine,as upon retaining TIE
widely tax, al they do other internal
taxes, because they desire t, reduce 10 the
minimum my and al rcesosu for main
tatnInS q high tariff, Hare IL c fine ysri-
o!y OF opinions net easy to reconcile.
Il would DO difficult 10 show that the
tax affects consumption either way. Ii
Congress WeIs To re,noyo thstax consunp.
tim would be no greater. And 90 with
regard 10 the United S!a!so liCeEBe. Bul
il tho Ualted sts.cH were to let 20 Its hold
on tho whisky business, the states could
taso bold a. the other end. Instead OIL
be!us taxed at tho point Of production,
epiriu could be taxsd ct tho point OF con
nunption.
In STATED having pschibttosy lava no.
body would DO able to &c! liceras-o any
kind, and thiu would remove a cause Of
misunderstanding aud friction. The
United S:s!es license is, Of courae, not Q
ltcsrno 10 defy State lava, but 1t 10 one Of
tho prohibition arguments that it standc
in the way.
The lSrKe tooscso manufactured opposs
tho repeal Of the tobacco tax. Their aim
is to keep doSn the competition of email
manufacturers. But the small manufac,
tuners and tho wago-sarners who might
become small manufacturers, are in favor
OF repeal. There ia really no more roaaon
Why tobacco shall! BIZ taxed than cotton OF
"po!e., 80 long ss the Government docs
no. need the revenue. Tho tax 10 G bur
dou or q great industry.
ItCansrees bsin esrucs! about1eaucina
tho revfnrss, 1t has not far to 20. By
a5plisbing tho whole Internal Rsvenu.
Department It can strike of the whcl,
annual ousplus. Thia it can do withou
crinp'ins y single a morican industry, I'M
less VT count Tho rsducod profits Of tbs big
distilleys and big 'onfccn nsnuiacturefs.
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prop,iately beginning with Christmas 90
the first o itho Christian festivals. Il covers
ia tiald sttrsc.ivsly and beautifully.
There Ia much Bveetnass and comfort In
the little bonk.-Lte e Shepard, Bottom.
John ". Hcskeli, Wheeling.
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Under tho title OF "Great Grsndmothers'
Girls In Nav France" LIzsio w. Champ.
m.ey tolls q capital a,ofy all Of We oldsn
time. Il y the thrilling e!ory Of little
Eunics WilliAua, whom the Indians stole
from her Massachusetts home. It is a
quaint recital which gives entertaining
ineisht into the lifo Of the early ~colorisls'
with glimpaea Of what tho more fortunate
wcrs doing about that time far over The
nes. Girls and boys and older people viii
enjoy the narrative and tho p;cturea.
which arc many and good. Tho book ia
underatood to DO tho frat OF o seriee,
which ehould bs popular, for 1t Is certain,
to,be entertaining and instrucave.-Exs
GaLeariat, Boston. Stanton & Davenport,
Rhteln3.
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NEW ApvEkr1sEMENrs.

WANTED-TW0 YOUNG MEN
w who can depoalt SIS security, to act Al News
AGENTS on passenger trains. AppiyR ut Union News
Co, once, B q o. Depot. u de2 L
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T~RAVAlsRS' GUIDE,

a RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"a TRA1Es-on aud Alter Nov 20. lss7-E1rIA.
NATION OF REyXRSNcI NJ s1t -Daily. tsuECsy
cxcepted; MONDAY c1t cr,ed. ssaturday *.
ceptCd.- LSuuds, My - , RNter standard tInlc.
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N0rVdHt0IVH NeV D0W!RI0h,
II Congressman Wilson wansa 10 ventil.
alto one Of the most persistent aWindiea Of
the times, let him have IL cannitlss Of in.
ves.igstion into the expenditure CT the last
twenty yeara on the alleged improvement.
OF the Monougahela river. II no does not
find that Uuclc Ssm has bsan p!ucked 10
the tune OF ct losst Sl03. 0U0 in the: Job,
We will agree to crawl into our hole end
cbaw calsmus for tho next ninety Lsya,
and never chirp.
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Use 1t ip every Rick-room. VIII keep
the atmosphere pure and wholesome; ro-
moving all bad cdora from any source.
WIN destroy ell Disease Germs, infec.
ton from all Fevors, and NIL Contagious
Digeases.
The ointment physician, J. Marion Sims,
NJ. D., New York, says: II am convinced
that Prof. Darbys Ptophylactic Fluid 10 a
mcat valuable disinfectaut." Mwraw
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Faiths Fsativals," by Mary Lakeman,
Ia G tasteful little volume in white cloth,
bsveled odgas, illuminated in gold. Ap..
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CAlslSlAlAe IN BOOKS.
sundry Things Prepared for tho Holiday
Soasou- SOME that Are Good NIL tho Year.

Season. Sumo that Arc Good MI tho Year.
"Tha kuockabout Club in the Ever
Giades" - the lateat Of this attractive
ssrieni MI. F.A. Ober takes the club on
this jiunt into tho heart Of N almost un.
known region. Tho boys sec ntrsngs
e,ghta-!mpenetrable swsmps, queer na.
tivea white and red, allisstols, bears, poll.
cans, hsIons, enough to mako n boy's
hair assna on end. Tho pictures araabund-
ant and tho Rto,y Of adventure is oapitally
told.-EstesG Lauriat, Boston. Stanton K
Davenport, Wheeting.
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FOR RENT.

No 2l's Jain street, a storeroom, with natural
gas, $40 q mouth.
JAIN E3 n. II SC Il
Resi- Estate Agent, U. g. Pension and Claim At.
torney, collector aud Nottry Public.
nn2S 4lE- 1919 SAREFT STREET.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

'soE tbs Rio Grade a. he Opera House
tonight
Dr. c. 5 waHams Esa lsss svsning Tor
Chicago.
Jas. MarpAy. Of Grand Rapids. Was Ia
town yesterday.
B.F 6ilr0y. ths oyster merchant, sss In
OFa1d Rapids yesterday.
Miss Y. Sailivaa snd Miss H. Jey, OF
GrxRd kagids. we're - ths Bradford hotsi
Yesterday.
Joseph Skinner. in wiselogel's Planning
Mil. had one of his fingers severely eat
yesterday.
Wilson & Rankins' hinsirels we're
greeted Silh . lull house ~ TIE Opera
House last evening
Dennis Dowling lsfs last night for Lake
City 10 look after tie Ihayer Lumber 20 a
pany' business a. that point.
There were six or eight couple of young
folks from Sweets and Eagle hossl. Grand
Rapids. present At the nrsmea's ball.
Memorial services ia honor OF John b.
Finch will be held under the auspices OF the
Good Tempisrs ~ the Opera mouse next
Sunday evening AZ 7 O'Clock. Addresses
will De delivered By the pastors of the
Methodist. Congregational and Baptist
churches and Others.
Juat after the close OF the Firemen's ball
Yesterday morning TIE department. were
called TO 4si, 4S5 and 457 West Hestern-ave.
to the burning OF store and dwelling
owned by Thomas Stevens. Chief Lieut..
j. Matthews. OF hook and ladder No. and
John Reinhan, supply IN No. 4. OF Grand
Rapids were present and assisted the boys.
The damage 10 the building will amount to
about one thousand dollars.
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For Iient--ROORss. $.

TOR RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT
I room, 1s4 Lagravest %6
I1OR RENT = HANDSOME UNFURNIsHED
+ psrlor with closet, warmed and lighted, at 72
Crescentave SA
EOK KENT- GOOD ROOM WITH BOARD
L Enquire at 1l3 Court ST $40
NOR KENT - FURNISHED ROOM WITH
L board, suitable for two gentlemen, lS9 North
Diyifnn-st., near Post Ofice. a
CoR RENT-DES SlRABLE PARTIES CAN
obtain either of two first class furnished
rooms supplied with steam heat, etc, in tho new
Vinegar block on South Division-st.. by applying
to T. ID. Brock. Shf
TOR RENT = FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
L for two gentlemen. located centrally on stree.
Railway. Address, c, A. T.. Box \ This oi1ce. 30
JrOR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
IT either single or en- suite: steam heated; also
rooms for light housekeeping. Apply ct Room t5,
Ledyard lock. i0I Ottawa-Sf 2s6tf
IOR RENT-Two SUITES OF SEVEN ROOMS
+ in the new Pa stine block with all modem
conveniences. including he patent Aldine Heat
ing Crate. Also @ ten ement of six rooms corner
Shawmut-aYe and Winter-st. Also rooms 70 rent,
furnished or unfurnisked. Inquire of b. ". Bar
nard, IS Allen 81. corner Of Mt. Nernonst $40
TOR RENT-NICELT FURNISHED Rooms
L on first floor, Grinneil block. Enquire at
loom or B. 339
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Fraak L<slies Tils.sfratsd NslssOap per. OF
November 10. contains q cut OF q very tine
depot recently erected in New York City by
the Lake Shores Eastern connection, the
New York Central 4 Hudson River r X.
Locsted in the northern part Of the city,
at fSSth-sf.. Il viii serve q vast and rapidly
Increasing number Of people now living and
doing business in that section; and as al
express trains IN aud out, sxcsptthe famous
Limited are scheduled 10 stop there Il
vii prove 10 ~ . great boon for people out
side Of New ork whose busIness or pleas
sure takes them TO the upper portion OF the
Metropolis.
Il is the only rival Of the Grand Cs1trsl
Dsgot at 42d-st.. and ike that dsp0e sill
compietsly serve TIE community by vhieh
he is surrounded.
The Nadison-sss cars run into the depo'
grounds the Third-ave. cars are easv oi
sccsss. and with carrisgss. which viii be ID
waiting on the arrival OF al trains there
vii bs no difficulty IN reaching any polni
IN is vicinity.
We viii not atssmpt a minute description
Of this elegant hailding. out simply state
that is appointments sre complete III every
respect. s0d advise you 70 call on tbs
LAKE shors lcket agent st tbs place fog
details.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-09

10 you know, MAy, | once actually
contemplated suicideT' You horrify me
Mrs. h. Tell me about it " Il was suffer
ing from chronic weakness. I believed
myself the most unhappy woman ia the
world. | looked ten years older thsn/l
really was, and / felt twenty. Life seemed
70 have nothing in it worth living for" i
have experienced ell those symptoms my
self Weli2" We'll / was saved at ths
eleventh hour from the cOmmission OF q
deed which shudder to think of. friend
advised me TO take DR.. Pierces Favorits
Prescription. | did so. In an incredibly
short time | felt ike a new being. tn,
Prescription cured me. and I owe Dr
Pierce q debt Of gratitude which l car
never repay"
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THE PEOPLE


TO BE SUCCESSFUL MUCH DEfkNDs OF
| gstlipg lhe glglt start pleasant acme Is
tie hssi requisite and csn sci yoo ooe los tlfs
snd ap l. ; fFosla. Loyst block, opp Sweets
CI00o MIL Jrsf HoN Buy CON
ol-OD fortataes new ana very pleas slstie
home with seven Toosnx. good well and cl.irra
and iorated rigbl dean tOen Lot IA slnEa Out
otheTwise shis lille place Is al thst eau be 81
q. F1i II d0an. Linton 4 DisusCil. telepncnS
IA Is -o1T Wicdoosnb bnidng
nor ~AIE- KY KESlpE<CE IL JEFFERSON
L ae nsne roma rooIa, hoi sDa cold
Na,ef .naIa.e a.anftl sc nrir ei ei1. oos ntr
oace wash TO IA, "a "a asteT. tw0 Nood' hers
W - o. Ct etp o ~ days. !. 4. Levi S.AF
tlot1iag ie,s-. sii
gOE sALE-CHEAP FOR CASH A NICE NM.
nom house and thirty three foot ios hslf hs0ek
from A0hToe and nivislon-sL ear Ia perfect or
der Aiee home The biggtst bargain ia Grand
Rapids II sold before Dec@mbef ,. Call o. at
dress Nstional supply COMPANY, a. Aonroe q 1,
Grand Rapids S2iu
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE OR FOR RESI,
III ls7 Lafayette -. ifth house south OF C1erfy
81. Also one small house To rent ON Hudson Pace.
Enquire GA the premises. 521i
NOR SALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
I house, ON Spring ST, Tor $i.0)a. neat fame
dwelling house, on James ST.. for z. 50s aud an
50 acre farm IN sparta for si700. ell on small
payments end Reasonable terms r. A. DappsT.
room rs Ledyafd block. over Public Library
2g1ff
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For Renf--HOafses.

TyOR RENT-UPRIGHT PART OF HOUSE,
+ i79 sheldoa-st. rent low TO small family.
Apply l02 3onroe 81. -
NOR RENT-A HOUSE. NEARLY NEW WITH
+ all modern improvements, good style hou,e
conveniently ocsted On street car lile. Apply f0
Geo. Kortlsnder. ll2 l1t Csnsist. 3tal
I,OR RENT-A COSVESIIENTLY l. CAL
house with seven rooms Enqeire g. Lon
House, city. 30
TOR RENTING SUITS OF SEVEN ROoN-
both fn new residence block, corner Of C0rt
aud Allen-sts with all convenience. inclUaifE
the patent Aldine heating grae. Also store -
good location fitted 10 for a meat market. ieil
low Also house Of three rooms. one of f0ilr
rooms and one Of seven roors All the above
within fve minutes walk OF Tower ClpCk. In
Guire Of b ". Barnard, s. Alen-st, corner Of u :
Vernon e. SIS
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